The company is big and the name is known all around the world between older professionals. The work is challenging and the career plane is good, specially if you like the hardware verification area. You can be in touch with the costumers, that are all big and known companies.
The majority of Cadence employees are men over 50 years old. Most of the benefits are for people this age, i.e. they constantly have speakers coming to the campus to talk about "how to choose a good college for your children". The maternity paid leave is only 55 days, and the paternity leave is only 5 (five!) days. They don't promote too many events to make people get to know each other, so young professionals usually feel lonely on the work routine.
The environment is very serious and nobody talks to each other, especially because the cubicles have tall walls around them. If you want to eat a snack, the only option you have are nuts and coffee/tea. You have to buy your own snack and lunch, and the food on the cafeteria is not even good. The wages for recent grads are usually lower than the average on Bay Area.
Hire younger professionals and try to make them feel comfortable at the company.
Show that you care: make events so they can get to know each other (events that young adults would like!), change a little bit the decoration inside the buildings (it is depressive!), and give benefits they would like to have (as a bigger paternity leave and even real snacks would make us save some money and make us happier during the work day).
3 Rounds of interviews 1 was talking about C++ topics 1 was a LeetCode type problem 1 was talking about algorithms specifically graph algorithms The 2nd two interviews were hard. The first interview was fairly easy. They happened one after each othe
I had three rounds of phone interviews, that spanned during a three-week period, and received the internship offer a week after the third phone interview. The interview process was very pleasant. They thoroughly explained my job duties and the projec
I had six interviews in a row on the same day, and questions that I was asked were not that difficult. I think as long as you know algorithms well, you will be fine. Hr contacted me two days later after the onsite interview, and I got an offer within
3 Rounds of interviews 1 was talking about C++ topics 1 was a LeetCode type problem 1 was talking about algorithms specifically graph algorithms The 2nd two interviews were hard. The first interview was fairly easy. They happened one after each othe
I had three rounds of phone interviews, that spanned during a three-week period, and received the internship offer a week after the third phone interview. The interview process was very pleasant. They thoroughly explained my job duties and the projec
I had six interviews in a row on the same day, and questions that I was asked were not that difficult. I think as long as you know algorithms well, you will be fine. Hr contacted me two days later after the onsite interview, and I got an offer within